Like Clermont track, this Orlando track must to be downhill or short, or bad wind readings, or the timer is turned on later than normal.
Bledman is a 10.0x athlete at his peak...maybe high 9.9x being generous.
So you have at least 4 "superfast tracks" (without altitude advantage) in the circuit:
Eugene
Clermont
Rieti
That Orlando track
Of course...the times are almost bogus.
Note that some weeks ago, Travis Padgett was running on the 10.2x's...and now he ran 10.04 in Orlando!!! He must be a magician!
Or that Junior called Tyreek Hill...who ran 10.19 in Orlando at the same meet. 10.19 at 18 years old is awesome.
Same with Bledman (ran SB 10.06 in Rio some weeks ago, and regular 10.0x's and 10.1x's in IAAF circuit)
Same with Ramone McKenzie - (10.10 in Clermont 10 days ago...impossible!)
Same with Cordero Gray (10.11 in...in..let me guess...CLERMONT!!)
Same with Dentarius Locke (ran his PB in...oh! Clermont again!)
Same with Irish Paralympian Jason Smyth. Ran his SB at Clermont (10.24...+1.5 wind). His PB is 10.22 with +2.0 wind last year, again in Clermont. And he will try to make "A" Olympic standard this weekend in...let me see...oh!! bingo!! Clermont!!!
Nesta Carter 9.78, Ryan Bailey 9.87, Forsythe 9.95, Bledman 9.89, Ashmeade 9.95...ALL BOGUS.